October Trial List for Week of October 23, 1911 Warren PA
The Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania publishes a list of cases set for trial the week beginning October 23 1911. Included are Poy Lightner vs Nixon Lamont Horan vs Gem Mirror and Glass Co Maud C Poy et al vs A H Gallup and others Mississippi.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren, County
Pennsylvania
Poy & Lightner
Nixon & Lamont
Thomas Horan
Gem Mirror and Glass Co
Maud C. Poy, Et al
A. H. Gallup
Joanna M. Smith
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
R. B. Briggs
Warren Street Railway Co
Brown Family Reunion Highlights Tidioute Notes
The Brown family reunion at R. H. Brown's home on September 13 drew 18 relatives with guests from Tionesta Youngsville Oil City Falcon N B Union City and others. The next reunion is planned September 1912 at W. H. Wright's in Youngsville.
McKee and Chicago visitors share Sugar Grove weekend
Sugar Grove notes a visit by Mr and Mrs E D McKee of Warren over Sunday. Wm Adinbrook and daughter Eugene visited A M McDonalds. Alex McDonald improves after a month at home. J G McDonald returned from Pleasantville. Mr and Mrs Mark Deane and Mrs Viola Mahone of Chicago visited Dery Furgerson. Frank Abbott hosted 25 youths at a steak roast and serenaded newlywed Mr and Mrs Frank Wiggins. Ernest Thorpe and Stuart Anderson visit Forestville New York.
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Sugar Grove
E. D. McKee
Warren
Wm. Adinbrook
Eugene
A. M. McDonalds
Alex. McDonald
J. G. McDonald
Pleasantville
Mark Deane
Viola Mahone
Chicago
Spring Creek Socials and Local Notes
F E Hyer spends a week in Clarendon with son Dr J G Hyer. Mrs Will Spencer visited Corry. Mrs John Hines and Lucy Wynn attended the Corry fair. George Carroll of Youngsville welcomed a nine and a half pound son on September 16. Mrs Frank Sporner visited St Marys. Mrs Clara Werle and daughters of Jamestown visit G W Graham. B Carroll of Columbus visited Georgia Carroll. Threshing and ensilage cutting are current main industries. Leta Wentworth and friend from Corry gathered chestnuts in Spring Creek.
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Spring Creek
F.E. Hyer
Clarendon
J. G. Hyer
Will Spencer
Corry
John Hines
Lucy Wynn
George Carroll
Youngsville
Frank Sporner
St. Marys
Clara Werle
Jamestown
G. W. Graham
B. Carroll
Columbus
Georgia Carroll
Leta Wentworth
Col umbus society notes and local happenings
Mrs N E Dewey hosted Mrs Gimmons of Dunkirk as she returns home Monday. Mrs Archie Damon’s sister from Alaska surprised her after eight years apart. Mr Morton of West Virginia visited Mr Damons this week. Mr Burdette Howard, injured in a bicycle race last Saturday, is progressing well. Mr and Mrs Frank Gordon and Miss Kate Minor spent Sunday in Corry with Mr Frank Russell. Neighbors and friends congratulated Rev Wooden and wife on another year’s return. The Ladies Auxiliary will meet Mrs Ella Allen on Wednesday Vetuberth.
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TipiouTe
E. W. Robinson
M. E. Church
N. W. Shugart
Presbyterian Church
S. F. Marks
Tidioute
C. J. Frantz
L. H. Burkhart
Arlene Miller
Warren
Warren County
J. B. Russsell
Guy’s Mills
Youngsville
Brown
R. H. Brown
Archie Clark
Tionesta
W. H. Wright
Harold
Arthur Brown
Marshall
Oil City
Minnie McCormick
Lawrence
Margaret
Falcon
N. B
Frank Hodges
John Manross
Union City
Philip G. Wheeler
Minnigh
Howard Sampson
Tine Zahniser
West Hickory
W. J. Grandin
Olean
S. H. Jury
F. H. Dreyer
Florence Brown
Calvin Martin
Guy Courson
Melvine Rosequist
Roy Newkirk
Chas. Brown
Joseph McCloskey
John P. Sage
Frank Russell
Wooden
Ladie
Ella Allen
Vetuberth
T. J. Foley General Carting and Movers
T. J. Foley, general carting and handlers of railroad freight, specializes in heavy moving and careful handling of pianos and household goods. Orders may be left with A. A. Davis & Co. Telephone connections N P Co, No. 2B Warren Tel Co No. 84.
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A. A. Davis & Co
Warren Tel. Co
Let In the Light Promotes Bright Nighttime Security
The Exchange notes that a bright light kept burning at night is a stronger safeguard than barricades or shutters. It recalls former practice of turning off lights and closing shutters, contrasting it with modern belief in visibility to deter enemies.
Hoopskirts Revived In Paris Street Fashion
Paris reports the return of crinoline gowns as hoopskirts reappear on the streets. A wearer drew a crowd of onlookers and lively commentary from passersby.
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Paris
Dunkirk Construction Wins Olean Underground Conduit Contract
Dunkirk Construction Co. has been awarded the contract to install underground conduits for the New York Telephone Company in Olean, enabling the new underground wire system for the city.
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Dunkirk Construction Company
Olean
New York Telephone Company
Market snapshot of grain and produce prices
New York market report lists No 2 wheat f o b 98 percent cents. No 2 corn f o b 5 cents. Oats standard 52 cents. Sutter Creamery specials 28.5 to 29 cents extras 27 14 cents. Eggs freshly gathered extras 26 to 28 cents. Potatoes Long Island per barrel 2.00 to 2.25. Maine per bag 1.90 to 2.65.
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New York
Long Island
Maine
L A H C A to Meet at Russell Home
The L. A. H. C. A will hold a regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Mabel Hale of Russell on Friday September 29. Also notes on Sylvia Fellows convalescence, Frank Scalise injuring himself, and various local visits and social events. Showery weather slows apple picking and buckwheat harvest.
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Akeley
Mabel Hale
Russell
Sylvia Fellows
Warren Hospital
Frank Scalise
Ver Milyea
Henry Larson
Jack Hull
Frew Run
Marsh Johnson
Falconer
T. M. Howard
George McCoy
A. H. McCoy
C. F. Adams
F. A. Adams
Frank Hale
Grange Hall
Joseph Briggs
Andrew Johnson
Lillian Ganey
Frewsbury
Fentonville
Arthur Bradley
A Nose For Snuff In a Scotch Snuff Anecdote
A clever snippet notes that Scots love snuff and tells of a Scotchman who asks a tall stranger if he uses snuff. On hearing a no, he quips that the man has a grand accommodation lending humor to the dislike of missing the habit.
Prof H A Surface Guides Apple Packing For Best Returns
Professor H A Surface of Pennsylvania offers directions to orchard owners on when to pick grade and pack apples. He advises hand picking when fully grown with color, careful handling to avoid bruising, using a padded half bushel basket, and cooling promptly after picking to preserve keeping quality.
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H. A. Surface
Pennsylvania
First Business Lesson From a Successful Man
A question to a young businessman asked what he should learn first. He answers that mailing bills is not collecting money. Indianapolis News notes the distinction between sending invoices and actual cash collection.
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Indianapolis News
Buffalo Provision Market Prices Report
Buffalo market notes show grain and commodity values on September 27 with No 2 white wheat at 95 cents and No 2 red at 97 cents. Corn prices list No 2 yellow at 73 1/2 cents and No 3 yellow at 78 1/2 cents. Oats, flour, butter, eggs, cheese, and potatoes are also quoted with typical regional grades and per unit prices.
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Buffalo
Properly fitted glasses aid eye health
A local eye care expert touts glasses as the safest remedy for eyestrain, claiming 24 years of experience and guaranteeing satisfaction at an honest cost. Office at 348 Penn Ave W over Citizens' National Bank, Rooms 7-8, with hours 9 am to 8 pm and Sunday by appointment.
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Penn’a Ave. W
Citizens’ National Bank
N. E
Market Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bell Phone
Market Report Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Prime steers range 7.50 to 7.60 per cwt with 1200 to 1400 lb weights and 5.75 to 6.60 for steers 600 to 900 lb. Choice fat cows 5.00 to 5.50. Hogs varied 7.00 to 7.15 for light Yorkers and heavy hogs. pigs 5.85 to 3.00. Sheep and lambs show choice spring lambs 6.40 to 6.60 and mixed sheep 3.50 to 4.00.
Grain Prices and Timothys Listed for Sale
The record shows Timothy No. 1 and No. 2 timothy on track with prices of 20.00 and 18.00. Straw, wheat and oat are priced at 6.00 per unit or 60.00 total.
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Timothy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bert Manross
Hammond Iron Works
Cleveland Frog and Crossing Co
Warren County Traction Co
Tto G. Knopf
Samuel King
Erma Keefer
Prudential Insur
Ance Co
Chas. Poy
E. R. Andrews
Jerome F. Buck
Chas. W. Smith
Philip M. Hesch
J. W. Collopy
Lena Anderson
John Miller
Burtis Gan Geen
Mary van Geen
Fred Swan
Gotloid Ristau
Mason Brothers
Allegheney Lumber Co
Z. Mickle
M. F. Barton
John A. Day
Howard Anthony
Chas. E. Spetz
Et al
Eliza I. Henry
Summer E. Orr
H. M. Putnam
Warren Savings Bank
Second St
C. J. Klar
First National Bank
Penn’a
C. W. Jamieson
Dc. T. Conarro
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Warren Trust Company Would
Warren, Penn’a
Tidioulee
T. J. Foley
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
Prof
H.B. Hyde
A. O. A. Optometrist
Warren, PA
H. S. Perry
Water Street
L. C. Eddy
West
John Hepburn, M. D
Sais
East Buffalo Livestock Market
McCall’s Magazine
And
McCall Patterns
McCall's
McCall
W. 37Th St
New York City
Warren Mail
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